A massive downturn in Britain has blew up the flood warning today -
A massive downturn in Britain has blew up the flood warning today - Hurricane Ernesto is just a few days before batting in parts of the UK. The Environment Agency has issued flood warnings in the south of England and the local people are told to be "ready" for the flood. It comes in the form of a sub-tropical storm that is currently tearing through the Atlantic, which is ready to split Britain when the tail finally comes in the early hours of Sunday morning. Until it reaches the UK, it will no longer be classified as storm, although it will still bring 30 miles per hour and an inch of rain. It will batter the parts of Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales and parts of southwest England - while others will be in the 26th sunshine this weekend. But the Environment Agency urged Swindon to "stay safe" because there is a danger of flood in this afternoon. As an increase in water levels, Swindon, Alert was issued to Willets near Coal and Dorcan Brook River. It